Julius Caesar Summary

In ancient Rome, Julius Caesar is celebrated as a hero, but political tensions rise as some fear his growing power. Cassius and Brutus conspire against him, leading to Caesar's assassination on the Ides of March. Antony's speech turns public opinion, sparking civil war. Brutus and Cassius face defeat at Philippi, where both meet their end. Antony and Octavius reflect on Brutus' nobility, marking the end of the tragedy.

What event is being celebrated in the streets of ancient Rome?

Who is being honored as a war hero and why?

What warning does the Sooth Sayer give to Caesar?

What are Brutus's thoughts about Caesar's growing popularity?

What plan do the conspirators make regarding Caesar?

How does Caesar respond to Calpurnia's fears about the omens?

What is Brutus's reasoning for killing Caesar?

What does Antony say about Caesar's will?

What happens to Brutus at the end of the play?

How do Antony and Octavius view Brutus after his death?